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Residents and local business owners,again voiced concerns over derelict buildings and properties—both commercial and residential

Lake Cowichan Secondary School principal, Peter Jory, will be saying goodbye to students, teachers, and the community come the end of June.

Expectant grads presented their portfolios on May 24, to a mixture of school faculty and community members.

The local Lake Cowichan Kinsmen Club will be once again hosting their annual Kinducky Derby race.

Councillor Jayne Ingram is excited at the prospect of traveling to Ohtaki, Japan next July

The Cowichan Lake Chamber of Commerce meeting proved to be the perfect venue for local business owners to ask questions and voice concerns

Doctors at Brookside Medical Clinic declined to answer questions this week about the need for a new physician in the town

For smaller municipalities, the cost of building and maintaining recreational facilities can be a challenge

The town is currently in its second stage of its water metering program and has received a total of $800,000 through Towns for Tomorrow

The last day to shop and pick up fantastic bargain deals on gently used items will be on May 31 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.